So tired of Anti-Catholicism

Or, The Immaturity of the West: Will millions of Catholic deaths and the utter destruction of Catholic civilization at Protestant, Liberal, and Communist hands never suffice?

The Resurrection and modern disbelief

With groans too deep for words, all creation declares that the world is being made new…

The (sort-of) semiotics of milestones

To call an act/event a milestone and mark it with some little ritual is an affirmation of the meaningfulness of life… (Revised into a somewhat more readable post here.)

China arrests bishop as Olympics close (from CWN)

Underground Christians had predicted a crackdown after the games, when the media had turned its eyes away, and events seem to be proving them correct…

Anamnesis: a poem of despair

This poem was supposed to have been my suicide note, yet it was the act of writing it that saved my life

Approaches to the Problem of Evil

I’m just sharing here some thoughts I posted as comments to an article entitled “A Biblically Smart Answer to an Impertinently Stupid Question”,  since I don’t have time yet to write on its topic, namely, the problem of evil.  Written by Mr. Eliseo “Eli” Soriano, a Neo-Christian televangelist in the Philippines, it sought to respond to a question raised in the atheist site God is Imaginary (or “GII”), “Why won’t God heal amputees?”  Unfortunately, instead of using the opportunity to discuss the issues of fundamental theology implicated by that question, Mr. Soriano simply focused on giving a potpourri of facts about physiology that were largely irrelevant to the matter